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What drugs are considered dangerous?
Many medications have been deemed dangerous. Some of the dangerous drugs recalled include: Actos, Avandia, Darvocet, Digitek, Fosamax, Ketek, Metoclopramide (Reglan), Pradaxa, Trasylol, Yaz, and Yasmin. These are just a few of the commonly prescribed drugs that have been deemed dangerous.
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How much can I get from my dangerous drug case?
Every case is different. There’s no easy formula for determining the monetary value of each case. Compensation for an injury caused by a dangerous drug can include recovery for medical bill payments, treatment costs, income loss resulting from time spent recovering from injuries, and pain and suffering. Our free case evaluations can help determine the expected worth of your drug injury case.
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How much does it cost to hire a lawyer for drug or medication error injuries?
You don’t pay any legal fees until we win or settle your injury case. We review your case for free, and there is no deposit or advance fee required. When a settlement or verdict is reached, then our legal fee is calculated at a percentage (usually one-third) of the total amount awarded. This is called a contingent fee agreement, which is how most personal injury lawyers are paid. Call our legal team for a free case evaluation.